[Peppers23]

I have a supposed son in Texas. I was in the army and got married. I left the girl and she was all of a sudden pregnant and now has a little boy. I have never ever saw the child before. I went there for his birth and the mother would not let me be there for the child's bith. Instead she had another guy there. She also has another son and they both liik the same. THey appear to have the same father. I don't think it is my son. I want a dna test if I am Going to have to pay child support. I want to know if he is mine. I really want to sign my rights away if possible. Can I do that? How do I get it started? I want nothing to do with her, or my supposed son, simply because of her. What do I do?

[Mclark98]

You Can Sign Your Rights Over You Have To Go To The Court House .

[ScottGem]

Forget about signing your rights away. That's not going to happen. And, if you were married to this woman when the child was born, then you are the legal father.

Whether you can challenge paternity depends on local laws and since you didn't tell us where this happened we can't tell what that possibility is.

So what you do is hire a local Family Law Attorney. The attorney can tell you whether you can challenge paternity or not. If you can the attorney will file the appropriate paperwork.

[Fr_Chuck]

If you were still married to the women at the time of birth you are legally the father. Not saying the bio father but the legal father.

You can challenge the test by a DNA test

[Synnen]

How old is this child now? Depending on the child's age, you may not be able to challenge paternity